A Ouija board, also
known as a spirit board or talking board, is board and
pointer used for divination and by some as a means to contact spirits
or entities. The name comes from the French and German words for
"yes," oui and ja (ja is mispronounced with a
hard "j"). Critics of the Ouija, who include authorities in
most denominations and sects of Western Religion, say it is dangerous
and a tool of the Devil. Advocates say that it, like other forms of
divination, is a legitimate means to discover insight, wisdom, and
self-truths and to communicate with discarnate beings.

History of Ouija
Boards

One of the first mentions
of the automatic writing method used in the Ouija board is found in
China around 1100 AD, in historical documents of the Song Dynasty.
The method was known as fuji, "planchette writing".
The use of planchette writing as an ostensible means of contacting
the dead and the spirit-world continued, and, albeit under special
rituals and supervisions, was a central practice of the Quanzhen
School of Mystic Taoism, until it was
forbidden by the Qing Dynasty. Several entire scriptures of the
Daozang, the teachings of Taoism and their masters, are supposedly
works of automatic planchette writing. Similar methods of mediumistic
spirit writing have been widely practiced in ancient India, Greece,
Rome, and medieval Europe.

Heightened interest in the
world of spiritualism during the 19th century ultimately led to the
creation of the Ouija board, a commercialized form of "talking
board" often used by spiritualists and psychic mediums. Two
business partners named Elijah Bond and Charles Kennard developed
their own version of a spirit board, combining the French and German
words for "yes". Thus, the Ouija board was born.

Although Bond and Kennard
are credited with inventing the modern Ouija board, it was an
employee named William Fuld who took over the commercial production
of the official Ouija board. Fuld could not completely prevent
competitors from marketing similar spirit boards, although the name
Ouija was a recognized trademark. Fuld died in 1927, but his estate
did not sell the manufacturing and trademark rights to the game
company Parker Brothers until 1966. Although dozens of talking or
spirit board games still exist, only Parker Brothers can, in legal
terms, call their product a true Ouija board.

Precursors to the Ouija
date back to ancient times. In China before the birth of Confucius
(c. 551 BC), similar instruments were used to communicate with the
dead. In Greece during the time of Pythagoras (c. 540 BC) divination
was done with a table that moved on wheels to point to signs, which
were interpreted as revelations from the "unseen world."
The rolling table was used through the nineteenth century. Other such
devices were used by the ancient Romans as early as the third century
AD, and in the thirteenth century by the Mongols. Some Native
Americans used "squdilatc boards" to find missing objects
and persons, and obtain spiritual information. In 1853 the planchette
came into use in Europe. It consisted of a triangular or heart-shaped
platform on three legs, one of which was a pencil. The medium or user
moved the device over paper to draw pictures and spell out messages.

Following its commercial
introduction by businessman Elijah Bond on July 1, 1890, the Ouija
board was regarded as a harmless parlor game unrelated to the occult
until American Spiritualist Pearl Curran popularized its use as a
divining tool during World War I.

How Does a Ouija
Board Work?

A Ouija board contains
letters, numbers and common words such as "yes," "no,"
and "goodbye." Users hold a device known as a planchette
and allow the spirit to move it around the board. Ouija boards are
believed to allow spirits of the dead, usually a condemned soul or a
demon, to communicate with the living. They are often considered to
be communication gateways to those who have "passed over."

The board includes letters
of the alphabet, numerals 0 through 9, the words "yes" and
"no," and a heart-shaped pointer on three felt-tipped legs.
One or two people place their fingertips on the pointer, which moves
to answer questions. In some cases answers probably rise up from the
subconsciousness of the users, even when "spirits" identify
themselves and give messages. However, Ouija pointers have been known
to fly off the board and spin out of control, as though being
directed by unseen forces, and some users claim to be harassed by
external agents contacted through the board.

The acquisition and use of
a Ouija board has always been controversial, to say the least.
Proponents of the Ouija board believe that the participants hands are
guided by "benevolent" or "good" spirits. The
Ouija board itself is only a medium between the spirit world and the
players. Some Ouija board enthusiasts claim the board itself cannot
be destroyed and should never be burned. The Bible, however, tells us
to destroy and burn all occult material (Acts 19:18-19). After
contacting a willing spirit, players make light contact with the
planchette and allow it to move across the Ouija board. Individual
letters and numbers are often dictated to a non-participant for later
deciphering. Simple yes or no questions can be answered directly.

There is a strong
religious objection to the Ouija board phenomenon. According to
mainstream Christian thought, Satan disguise malevolent spirits as
the supposed "harmless" spirit guides sought out by Ouija
board users. In reality, there are no "harmless" spirit
guides involved in the occult. Demons are spirit guides in disguise.
Demons are liars and they often pretend to be good harmless spirits
or ghosts in order to trick
people into thinking they are friendly and harmless but they are not.
In this way the demons get control over their lives. These evil
spirits use the Ouija board as a means of possessing the user's
thoughts or to cause personal harm. Prominent Ouija board critics
have documented evidence of lives permanently altered following
malevolent Ouija board sessions. One Ouija board legend warns against
playing the game alone, while another suggests that the spirits must
be approached in a specific way to avoid encountering evil imposters.
Don't believe any of these legends that may encourage you to play the
Ouija Board. Never touch the Ouija Board by your own or with others!
Whether they be called "harmless" or "malevolent",
Ouija Board is a portal inviting demons into your home, body and soul
(See Ouija
Board Stories or Testimonials below).

The Dangers of Ouija Boards

Although Ouija boards are
marketed as a "toy", there are people, even occult
practitioners themselves, who believe they can be harmful. Some
critics include Edgar Cayce, who called them "dangerous."
Some warn that "evil demons" pretend to be cooperative
ghosts in order to trick users into becoming spiritually
possessed.

What the Top Experts
Say on the Ouija Board Phenomenon

Some practitioners believe
to have had bad experiences related to the use of talking boards by
being haunted by demons, seeing apparitions of spirits, and hearing
voices after using them. A few paranormal researchers, such as John
Zaffis, testifies that the majority of the worst cases of demon
harassment and possession are caused by the use of Ouija boards. The
American demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren, stated that "Ouija
boards are just as dangerous as drugs." They further state that
"séances and Ouija boards and other occult
paraphernalia are dangerous because 'evil spirits' often disguise
themselves as your loved ones—and take over your life."

In 1944, occultist and top
ranking Freemason Manly P. Hall, the founder of the Philosophical
Research Society and an early authority on the occult in the 20th
century, stated in Horizon Magazine that, "during the last 20-25
years I have had considerable personal experience with persons who
have complicated their lives through dabbling with the Ouija board.
Out of every hundred such cases, at least 95 are worse off for the
experience." He went on to say that, "I know of broken
homes, estranged families, and even suicides that can be traced
directly to this source."

As early as 1924, Harry
Houdini wrote that five people from Carrito, California were driven
insane by using a board. That same year, Dr. Carl Wickland in his
book stated that "the serious problem of alienation and mental
derangement attending ignorant psychic experiments was first brought
to my attention by cases of several persons whose seemingly harmless
experiences with automatic writing and the Ouija board resulted in
such wild insanity that commitment to asylums was necessitated."

The former medical
director of the State Insane Asylum of New Jersey, Dr. Curry, stated
that the Ouija board was a "dangerous factor" in
unbalancing the mind and believed that if their popularity persisted
insane asylums would be filled with people who used them.

Decades later, in 1965,
parapsychologist Martin Ebon in his book Satan Trap: Dangers of
the Occult, states that "it all may start harmlessly enough,
perhaps with a Ouija board," which will, "bring startling
information... establishing credibility or identifying itself as
someone who is dead. It is common that people... as having been
'chosen' for a special task." He continues, "Quite often
the Ouija turns vulgar, abusive or threatening. It grows demanding
and hostile, and sitters may find themselves using the board
compulsively, as if 'possessed' by a spirit, or hearing voices that
control or command them."

In her 1971 autobiography,
the psychic Susy Smith
said, "Warn people away from Ouija and automatic writing. I
experienced many of the worst problems of such involvement. Had I
been forewarned by reading that such efforts might cause one to run
the risk of being mentally disturbed, I might have been more wary."

The late Vatican
II Roman priest Malachi Martin believed talking boards are
dangerous and claimed that by using these devices a person opens
themselves to demonic oppression or possession, topics upon which
Martin spoke and wrote extensively for many years.

The Famous Roland Doe Case

In a famous case, in
January of 1949, a thirteen-year-old Lutheran
boy, Roland Doe (also known as Robbie Mannheim), living in Cottage
City, Maryland became involved in satanic possession after trying to
contact his deceased aunt (with whom he had been very close) via an
Ouija board. Shortly afterwards, his home became the scene of many
alarming events, including sound of squeaky and marching feet as well
as other unexplained noises, rearranged furniture, and flying
objects. Nine priests and thirty-nine other witnesses attested to
these paranormal phenomenon and signed the final ecclesiastical
papers documenting Mannheim's experience. The boy was examined by
both medical and psychiatric doctors, who could offer no explanation
for these disturbing events taking place. The frightened family
turned to their Lutheran "clergyman", "Rev."
Luther Miles Schulze, for help.

Schulze arranged for the
boy to spend the night of February 17 in his home in order to observe
him. The boy slept near the minister in a twin bed and the minister
reported that in the dark he heard vibrating sounds from the bed and
scratching sounds on the wall. During the rest of the night he
witnessed some strange events, a heavy armchair in which the boy sat
seemingly tilted on its own and tipped over and a pallet of blankets
on which the sleeping boy lay inexplicably moved around the room and
slapped people in the face.

Schulze concluded that
there was evil at work in the teen and he referred the case to Rev.
Edward Hughes, a Catholic priest, who conducted an exorcism on the
boy. During the exorcism, the boy inflicted a wound upon the pastor
that required stitches. In subsequent exorcisms on the boy performed
by Rev. William Bowdern, assisted by Rev. Walter Halloran and Rev.
William Van Roo, his aversion to anything sacred, a shaking bed,
flying objects, and Roland speaking in a guttural voice was observed.
They eventually succeeded in driving out the demon from the child
when the child finally uttered "Christus, Domini [Christ, the
Lord]."

The exorcism ritual was
performed thirty times overall during several weeks. Fr. Halloran
stated that during this scene words such as "evil" and
"hell", along with other various marks, appeared on the
teenager's body. Moreover, Roland broke Fr. Halloran's nose during
the process. When the final exorcism was complete witnesses reported
loud noise going off throughout the hospital (the exorcism was
performed in the psychiatric wing).

The events reported in the
media of the time and the subsequent supernatural events surrounding
those events went on to inspire the 1971 novel The Exorcist by
William Peter Blatty and the famous 1973 film adaptation with the
same name, as well as Thomas B. Allen's 1993 historical account
Possessed, a second edition of it in 1999, and the 2000 film
by the same name, based on Allen's book.

Ouija Board Stories

Often times, many violent,
negative and potentially dangerous conditions are present to those
using the Ouija board. Several spirits will attempt to come through
at the same time but the real danger lies when you ask for physical
proof of their existence. You might say, "Well, if you're really
a spirit, then put out this light or move that object!" What you
have just done is simple, you have "opened a doorway" and
allowed them to enter into the physical world and future problems can
and often do arise.

I believe the following
cases are true examples of what could happen to those who continue to
use the Ouija board!

Ouija Board's Evil Spell Still Lives
in Our House

(National Examiner,
31-7-87 by Robert Stamper)

I invited a foul horror
into my house with a Ouija board. My brother and I got no results
when we started to use the psychic device, but suddenly the message
indicator mysteriously began to move. The first thing the board told
us was that the message was being sent by Seth. Then I made the
tragic mistake of telling the board to prove it was real by doing
something supernatural. The results were startling and scary. The
board told us that the grandfather of one of my best friends would
die in a week. The chandelier in the room began to shake violently
and the chimes rang like pieces of metal being smashed together. The
room became as cold as ice and we were shivering, though the
thermometer read 70 degrees. The horrible stench of death filled the
room and we couldn't stop gagging and coughing.

Suddenly, the noises
stopped and the room was as quiet as a cemetery in the middle of the
night. My brother and I looked at each other in terror. We opened the
windows to get rid of the stink or rotting flesh and told each other
we'd forget the whole thing. But a week later the grandfather of one
of my best friends died just as the board has predicted! And from
time to time the chandelier would rattle, the room freeze and that
awful smell return. I couldn't take it any more. I threw the board
away and told my mother about the experience. She told me that once
you tamper with a Ouija board, its evil spell will remain forever.
And to this day, those terrifying tremors shake the house and the
stench of death fills the room.

Ouija Board Summons Demons

(The Sun, 12-9-86)

A simple Ouija board
became a passport to Hell for a family that accidentally summoned a
demon into their living room. [Editors note: There are no "accidents"
when playing with the occult; all spirits are demons, some might be
more violent than others though.] "I thought it might have been
the Devil himself," says John Ravens, father of the tormented
family. "When it was over, we were all bleeding and had severe
burn marks. Our living room was a disaster area."

"It was supposed to
be a joke," says Gloria, the girl's mother. "We were going
to make believe we were talking with the spirit world."

Little Lynda, her
nine-year-old brother Ronald, and their parents gathered around the
board for what they thought was going to be an evening of fun at
their home in a Toronto, Canada suburb. "We were just playing
around with it when suddenly the planchette that spells out answers
began moving by itself," says John. "We were all scared,
but then I thought maybe one of the kids was up to tricks. We started
asking questions, and this spirit began speaking to us. "Then it
asked if it could visit with us. By this time, I was sure someone was
playing a joke, and I said yes," he adds.

That's when the nightmare
began. "The demon appeared within seconds," says John. "It
spun around the room overhead, laughing and cursing at us. "It
was surrounded by a ring of fire and the room became so hot, it was
like an inferno from Hell." The family describes the demon as
red and black with scaly skin and horns. It also had giant bat wings.
"Then it suddenly swooped down and attacked us," recalls
John, horror flickering over his features. "It started biting
each of us on the face and arms. "We tried getting up and
running for the door, but every time we did, the creature started
clawing us. It was so fast, we couldn't escape from it."

Lynda and brother Ronald
were picked up repeatedly and hurled across the room. As they lay
helplessly on the floor, the creature pounded on their chests and
heads. "It had hooves that dug into my children's faces and
skin, marking them badly," says Gloria. The attack lasted for
more than an hour before the horrifying demon vanished as quickly as
it first appeared. The children were screaming and crying as John
pulled them out of the house and drove to a nearby hospital, where
they were treated for cuts and burns.

Demons Use Ouija Board As Gateway To
Take Over Soul

(The Sun, 22-8-84 by
Lewis Clifford)

Terrifying demons freed
from other dimensions are preying on helpless human victims. And the
gateway used by the grotesque monsters is being kept open by innocent
toying with Ouija boards and other tools of the occult, top medical
and religious experts caution.

"They are vile
creatures of the night," warned Dr. Alberto Gonzalez, of the Pan
American Institute of Health. "They exist. They can possess the
bodies of their victims and cause normally gentle, nonviolent people
to commit outrageous crimes. They can assume other forms some quite
ghastly.

"And they are among
us in many instances solely because of these sinister toys called
Ouija boards." Gonzalez, a psychiatrist and parapsychologist,
claims he has found demonic links to several cases of cattle
mutilation and human vampirism in Central America.

Says the Rev. Morris
Cerullo, president of World Evangelism and
author of The Black Side Of Satan, Creation House, Carol Stream,
Illinois, 1973. "Many people have related to me weird tales of
answers given by the Ouija board. This and other occult games may
seem intriguing, but the implications are serious and not to be
tampered with. They can lead to dangerous waters indeed.

"Use of a Ouija has
even led to violence and even to murder..." Dr. Marta Prohazka
of Fairfax, Virginia, is also convinced that spirits can play
terrifying destructive games with human behavior. During her practice
as psychotherapist and psychoanalyst, she realized that many patients
she had considered "hallucinating paranoid schizophrenics"
might instead merely be in touch with something invisible to her but
visible to them." I came to understand that another plane, or
dimension or existence interrelated with our plane or visible
manifestation," she said. "By training and expanding
consciousness, some individuals gain entrance into that invisible
dimension. It seems to some like a window into heaven.

"I also learned that
contact with the other dimension can be dangerous, especially if a
psychically sensitive person loses his emotional harmony. The window
into heaven can then become a window into Hell." [Editors note:
There are only windows to Hell when playing with the occult; and that
is true even if the experience appears "benign" and "good"
because demons often feign themselves as angels of light (2
Corinthians 11:14) in order to deceive those who have no love for the
truth, and who unlawfully make use of evil ends when, according to
them, they are searching for (what they believe is) "God"
or "good". However, in reality, "God" and "good"
can only be found through prayer and good desire/will alone. Not
through the occult or false
apparitions.]

Millions of the plastic
oracles are in use in American households, nevertheless. And the
eerie messages from beyond they have spelled out have been credited
or blamed for marriages, divorces,
sickness, misery, mystery or murder. Psychic and medium Anne Rose
told the Sun: "Horrible demons have definitely been released by
the Ouija board.

"The Ouija board is a
vehicle which makes it easy for negative spirits and demonic forces
to enter this plane of existence." The Merrillville, Indiana
clairvoyant cautioned that evil spirits or demonic forces often gain
the trust of people experimenting with Ouija boards by answering
several questions truthfully and providing predictions. "Once
they have gained the trust of their victims, it is easy for the
entity to move in and take over either by strongly influencing that
person, or by outright possession," she said.

The Ouija Board Spelled 'Join Me in
Hell'

(A true testimony,
Saturday, July 23, 2011)

The night of terror began
with a few drinks.

"It was just another
night out with our group of friends," Toni said. "We had
all been drinking so we decided to go to our friend Brittny's house."

The idea of using a Ouija
board had picked at Toni's mind for the past three days so, as the
group of friends sat at Brittny's house, she brought it up.

"I had been wanting
to play around with a Ouija board just for the hell of it," she
said. "Since we were all drunk[1] and my older brother knew how
to make a pretty nifty homemade Ouija board, we all thought it was a
great idea."

The friends soon
discovered it was not.

After an opening prayer,
the friends began their Ouija session.

"We started off with
me and my brother's hands on the triangle (planchette) we had cut
out," Toni said. "We warmed it up by spinning it in a
circle for about 40 seconds."

Once they stopped spinning
the planchette, Toni's brother asked the first question.

"Is there any spirit
with us now?"

Tense moments past and
nothing happened. Toni's friend Taylor shouted something sarcastic
and the planchette shot to the word "yes" on the top corner
of the board.

Toni and her brother took
turns with others in the room, and eventually the messages grew dark.

"We switched people
maybe about eight times before it really started getting
frightening," she said. "All together, we had let nine
spirits into the room."

Messages from the board
claimed the spirits of six women and three men were in the room. Then
the questions began to flow, like, "Did any of you kill
yourselves?"

They did.

"It answered with a
'three,'" Toni said. "We then asked them how. G for
gunshot, H for hanging."

For the first answer, the
planchette moved to X, but the next rested on H. Then something
happened that pulled a blanket of fear over the group.

"We heard soft
banging as if someone had just hung themselves and their feet were
gently hitting the wall," Toni said. "We asked the spirit
who had made the banging noise to speak. We asked him why he killed
himself and he spelled out 'wife.'"

Had his wife been
murdered?

"No."

How did she die?

"Devil."

"We asked if the
devil made him do it and the triangle moved to 'Yes,'" Toni
said. "We asked if he hated women and he spelt out 'all of
them.'"

The room grew silently
tense as the planchette skittered across the homemade board, broken
only by heavy breaths and the occasional brave question.

"We asked if he
wanted to harm any of the girls in the room and the triangle moved to
'yes,'" Toni said. "We asked how and he spelt out 'fire.'"

Then the planchette
quickly moved from letter to letter, repeatedly spelling "maim."

"Then one of the
candles we had fell to the floor and hot wax got on my leg,"
Toni said. "Or at least I thought it was hot wax. It turned out
to be a pretty deep cut. I don't know where it came from."

Despite the injury, the
friends kept playing.

"There were a few
people in the room who were scared," Toni said. When asked, the
Ouija board identified each one.

The last people to use the
board were Toni's brother and Brittny. Facing each other, the two
spun the planchette and began asking questions.

"I wasn't scared
until the last session with the board," Toni said. "This
time, we were dealing with a demonic spirit; an angry demonic
spirit."

Toni's brother asked, "are
you evil or good?"[2]

The board signified evil.

"We all laughed and
my brother began asking more questions," Toni said.

Taylor screamed, "We
needed to put it away and stop (messing) around with it."

The group, focused on the
spinning planchette, ignored him.

"We asked the demonic
spirit if it wanted to hurt anyone in the room," Toni said, and
the planchette spelled "HAT." Taylor was the only one
wearing a hat.

"My brother asked him
to point the triangle at who he wanted to hurt and it went straight
to Taylor," Toni said.

Taylor shot from his seat
and screamed an expletive; then he moved to another part of the room.
The point of the planchette followed him. The board spelled that
Taylor was cursed.[3]

"We asked more
questions but the answers were too confusing for us to understand,"
Toni said.

The next few answers
weren't.

"The Ouija board
spelt out my father's name," Toni said. "This part made my
heart stop because my dad truly is a (messed) up being."

Toni's brother asked why
the board was interested in their father.

"It slowly spelt out
'deal with devil,'" Toni said. "My brother asked to be more
specific and it spelt out 'no work.'"

Their father is
technically disabled and "gets free meds and money from the
government."[4]

Then the planchette
started spinning, resting briefly on the board's roughly written
letters.

J. O. I. N. M. E. I. N. H.
E. L. L. P. A. D. …

"My brother flipped
the board before it could finish spelling our last name," Toni
said.

Toni's brother and Brittny
released the board, and destroyed it, along with the paper they used
to write the messages. Then they burned the remains.

"After that night, I
will not touch a Ouija board," Toni said. "I now know how
serious the Ouija board is."

[Editors notes:]

[1] [Drunkenness is of
course unlawful to do and a mortal sin (1 Corinthians 6:10). Not many
people know this, but demons always have easier access to possess and
influence people committing (and living in) mortal sin.]

[2] [All spirits involved
in the occult are always evil. No exceptions. There are no such thing
an a "good" spirit involved with the occult. Even if the
apparition appears "good" or as an "angel of light"
you can know for a certainty that it is demonic in nature (2
Corinthians 11:14) and that it has as intention to harm you and
murder your soul in Hell for all eternity.]

[3] [A person can only be
cursed through living in mortal sin. A demon may also lie or accuse
holy and good people of being cursed by them, but in reality, such
curses have no effect. The only real curse is mortal sin. For when a
person lives in mortal sin, he or she opens up his soul to demonic
infestations and realities. Please, consult the following file to
learn if you are living in some mortal sin that you haven't yet
wished to break free from: Important
Spiritual Information You Must Know About to be Saved.]

[4] [There is no sin in
living on welfare or being disabled and unable to work[5] as long as
one has a just cause for doing so. But if one has lied or made false
claims, or made a deal with the devil (literally), however, to
achieve this end, that is another story. Drug abuse also invites
demons into one's soul.]

[5] [One always have an
obligation to work out one's own and other peoples salvation, of
course. If one doesn't do this (work out one's salvation) one is
already in the control of the devil.]

A Letter From a Reader

Just was doing some work
on your site and I wanted to share something with you and maybe you
can help me. I am very sensitive about this. I went through your site
and you had a warning about the Ouija board and I have had a bad
experience when I was 19 years old and I am still haunted by this. I
am 49 now.

My Mom, got involved with
the board when I went away for about a month. You see I was the
fourth child and kind of the loner. I was the one that went to church
and had a strong belief in God. When I got back from being away
everyone but my mom greeted me outside and all were very upset and
hurt. They tried to tell me before I greeted my mom, but when I saw
how she looked and how she came up to me, this was not my mom. This
woman was a stranger to me.

I went up to my room, and
very tired from the trip, I laid on my bed and fell to sleep. When I
got this feeling that I was being watched, I opened my eyes and
staring down at me was my mom. She was smoking in my room which she
never done before and she just gave me this look, that frightened
me...

That night I heard a party
going on downstairs. I looked at the clock and it was one in the
morning so I got up and went downstairs, peaked around the corner and
the plastic piece on the board was going by itself and several
different voices of men and women were coming out of my mom. My mom
could not get by a minute without asking this board what to do first.

I think what bothered me
the most is my dad would not do anything about it, or my older sister
and brothers. One afternoon I came home and it was so bad that I
fought with her and I went out and burned it...

My mom bought another
board and lived with it until she died in 1996. My dad went to the
place that she had stored it, but it was not there.

My mom and I worked things
out and she seemed to get better, but she would not give up the
board. She left me this haunting and I have to live with this. I have
lived all my life with spirits and ghosts and they don't bother me.
But the board I don't like it. I know first-hand how it can take over
people's lives and you are right to say it is a door-way for things
to come through. I am still working through this and if any of your
readers want to know first-hand, you can share this with them.

Thank you! Pam Frost

What Does the Bible Say About Ouija Board?

The Bible has a few things
to say about engaging in activities of this nature:

Leviticus
19:31: "Do not turn to mediums or seek out spiritists, for you
will be defiled by them. I am the LORD your God."

Deuteronomy
18:10-12: "Let no one be found among you who sacrifices his son
or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery,
interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a
medium or spiritist or who consults the dead. Anyone who does these
things is detestable to the LORD."

Isaiah
8:19: "When men tell you to consult mediums and spiritists, who
whisper and mutter, should not a people inquire of their God? Why
consult the dead on behalf of the living?"

Galatians
5:19-20: "Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are
these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, idolatry,
witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions,
heresies, envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like:
of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past,
that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God."

"Playing" with a
Ouija board is engaging in occultism. Such activity is clearly
forbidden by God. No matter how innocent it may seem, playing with
Ouija boards will open up a portal for demons to invade our hearts
and minds. All demonic activity is under the control of Satan, whom
St. Peter describes in no uncertain terms: "Your enemy the devil
prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour"
(2 Peter 5:8). The scriptural example for dealing with items that
pertain to the occult (books, music, jewelry, occult games, and other
occult objects) is to confess involvement with them as sin and burn
the items—safely, of course (Acts 19:18-19).

Many people find some
truth in the predictions of the occult, while others assert that it
simply doesn't work. Sometimes, the occult can truly seem to be
speaking right to you, exactly pertaining to your life. You must
realize however that it is just one of many tools used by Satan to
keep you from relying on God and the things of God.

God is a jealous God. He
wants our affection and trust to be placed only in Him. He will
reveal His plans for us in His timing. He is greatly offended when we
turn to things like the Ouija boards, séances, or signs rather
than to Him. Proverbs 3:5-8 perfectly explains what the Lord wants
from us. "Trust the Lord with all your heart and lean not on
your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will
make your paths straight. Do not be wise in your own eyes; fear the
Lord and shun evil. This will bring health to your body and
nourishment to your bones."

Conclusion

We strongly warn all
people against using Ouija boards or any means of spirit
communication including, séances, automatic writing, tarot,
astrology etc. This is not a parlor game
nor is it something for anyone to experiment with as there are many
dangers involved, including demonic
possession, death,
and Hell!

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